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HurricaneBill wrote:Another storm that exceeded the hype was Wilma. Wasn't Wilma expected to only strengthen slightly over the Gulf and then get hit by shear and dry air before landfall on Florida as a Category 1?
TeamPlayersBlue wrote:HurricaneBill wrote:Another storm that exceeded the hype was Wilma. Wasn't Wilma expected to only strengthen slightly over the Gulf and then get hit by shear and dry air before landfall on Florida as a Category 1?
i dont hink wilma was overhyped at all. It struck i believe with winds at 120 MPH. It was moving at a very fast clip so the northern side of the storm may not have been as bad as the SE side of it. My uncle in Ft. Lauderdale caught the eye wall and said it was pretty nasty. I think he had no power for two weeks.
stormhunter7 wrote:I'd dxpect landfall on the eastern end of Carteret County... Cape Lookout National Seashore.. i dont see it making it to much further east.
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CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS
CAPE HATTERAS LGT RAIN 82 76 81 E36G58 29.36F
JACKSONVILLE CLOUDY 75 73 94 N23G35 29.18F
MOREHEAD CITY HVY RAIN 78 76 93 NE35G60 29.03F FOG
KENANSVILLE HVY RAIN 64 64 100 N26G44 29.31F
NEW BERN RAIN 79 76 90 NE31G43 29.25F FOG
ELIZABETH CITY LGT RAIN 79 75 87 NE28G38 29.56F
WILMINGTON CLOUDY 76 74 93 N28G40 29.08F
SOUTHPORT RAIN 72 72 100 N28G43 29.04F
N MYRTLE BEACH LGT RAIN 73 N/A N/A MISG 29.23F
MYRTLE BEACH NOT AVBL
LUMBERTON HVY RAIN 73 72 94 N25G35 29.41F FOG
ELIZABETHTOWN NOT AVBL
WHITEVILLE LGT RAIN 72 72 100 N17G33 29.27F
FLORENCE LGT RAIN 75 72 88 N18G32 29.48F
DARLINGTON CLOUDY 79 72 78 N16G31 29.54F
RALEIGH DURHAM LGT RAIN 75 71 87 NE18G26 29.61F
ROCKY MOUNT RAIN 73 72 94 N23G38 29.52F FOG
ROANOKE RAPIDS NOT AVBL
FAYETTEVILLE RAIN 73 70 90 N28G41 29.46F FOG
HOFFMAN NOT AVBL
STATION/POSITION TIME SKY/WX TEMP WIND PRES VSBY
AIR SEA DIR/SP/G
(UTC) (F) (DEG/KT/KT) (MB) (MI)
DIAMOND SHOALS NOT AVBL
CAPE LOOKOUT 0700 77 70/ 58/ 66 981.0F
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